Worshiping Through Grief
Through the years, as we've written about worshipful responses to grief—personal, and national— readers have responded gratefully. We decided to gather these stories of worship leaders into a book...
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Feature Articles from the Mag
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A Call To Heal Communities Of Worship & Prayer
Unity was the prayer of Jesus; unity should be our goal even now in these difficult times. We should assess why we worship God, finding commonality in our commitment to Him and healing relationships in and through His love.
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Rediscovering the Dangerous Act of Worship: A Shift in Perspective
Right worship changes us more and more into the likeness of Christ, able to partner in reconciling the world to Him, bringing His creation to a place of adoration and praise.
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Jesus: Our Role Model for Worship
We have before us an urgent call to discover what our Teacher, Jesus, would show us if he were among us today. If we could watch him or hear him, what would we learn about worship? I imagine it might turn a few things upside down. Worship, as we have come to know it today, may even come unhinged. That’s okay. Maybe it needs to.
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Sent As A Song Into The World by Constance Cherry
There is a text to your life’s song. You don’t have to find it or create it. Instead, it comes to us as a gift from Jesus who speaks truth into our lives, giving us the narrative wherein we find our identity as his disciples.
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Life As A Psalm by Tanya Riches
The Bible refers to Christians as living epistles, or letters. In fact, we are the letter, and the message we bear testifies to Christ. But similarly, what if we saw our own lives and their ups and downs as a psalm? As in, what if we were a song that was being sung to the glory of God?
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A Look Back
By John McJunkin I think it’s safe to say that most of us look back on 2020 with less-than-fond memories. We faced coronavirus, natural disasters, and other struggles—but all the…
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Shame that Heals + Shame that Destroys
By Andrew Comiskey, Mark Foreman, Lucas Cortazio Eyes of Love By Andrew Comiskey Shame is conveyed by the eyes, a critical gaze like daggers that can divide sensitive souls. I…
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Reflection on 2020: Trusting God
As I reflect back on 2020, I see it as a time where we all were faced with new opportunities to lead and learn along the way. Whether taking your church online for the first time or finding ways to safely gather. But more than anything, this year reminded us to put our trust in God.
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